General Information
General Information
Proceedings
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The workshop will take place in the historic Hotel Jagdschloss Niederwald in Ruedesheim/Germany. The setting and the limited number of participants (ca. 50-60), provide a very convivial atmosphere for the ready exchange of thoughts and ideas.
The workshop, lunches and dinners will take place at Jagdschloss Niederwald Hotel.
The meeting will be held from the 23rd - 26th September 2007. Talks will be scheduled for the 24th, 25th and 26th, with the 23rd and 26th for travelling. On the evening of the 23rd there is a reception followed by dinner. We will be sending out further information, circulars and registration forms in due course.
The scientific programm will take place over three days and will start
at 09.00 on Monday, the 24th and
end
with dinner on Wednesday, the 26th of September 2007.
The language of the workshop is English.
Scientific Committee
| Rolf Apweiler EMBL Outstation, EBI, Cambridge, UK |
Athel Cornish-Bowden CNRS-BIP, Marseille, France |
| Carsten Kettner Beilstein-Institut, Frankfurt/Main, Germany |
Jan-Hendrik Hofmeyr University of Stellenbosch South Africa |
| Thomas S. Leyh The Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY, USA |
Dietmar Schomburg University of Cologne Cologne, Germany |
| Keith Tipton Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland |
Information for Speakers
Abstracts
We would appreciate if you would submit a title and a short abstract of your intended talk (up to 5 sentences) as soon as possible to gibe us the opportunity to plan the scientific programme. Please send us the extended version of your abstract, at the latest by June, 30th 2007 in electronic form, which can be processed by MS Word (*.doc; *.rtf; *.txt). Templates for MS Word and Open Office are available as downloads.
Presentations
The presentations should be 35 min long with 10 min for questions.
We will have an overhead projector, and LCD projector (XGA) connected to a Windows or Apple Macintosh PC, and a slide projector available.
The precise order of presentations will be decieded upon when we have received all the final abstracts.
Proceedings
As with all Beilstein symposia, speakers are invited to submit their scientific contributions as papers for publication on our web site as part of a series of such events. We would like to have a paper that reflects the contents and theme of your talk. These papers will be of potential historic value in plotting the progress of recommendations of laboratory procedures in the area of enzyme characterizations.
The length of the submitted paper sould be between 10 - 20 printed pages. We hope that all speakers will be able to provide us with a paper of their talk, to enable us to have a lasting documentation of this workshop. We will allow free access to the proceedings.
Deadline for submitting the Proceedings papers will be end of December, 2007.
Instructions for Authors
Due to the different modes of publication (html- and pdf-file format), we would appreciate it if the manuscripts will fulfil following requirements:
a) General:
Please prepare your manuscript as an unformatted text file, saved in a readable document format such as rich text format (*.rtf) or DOS text format (*.txt).
Please do not submit Word file format (*.doc) and please do not deliver files that contain hidden text: for example, do not use your word processor's automated features to create footnotes, reference lists or headers.
Graphics should be separately saved as tiff- or jpeg-format; file sizes should not exceed 5 MB. Images should not exceed 500 pixels per inch in width or heigth.
Do not embed the graphics within the text nor link them by OLE, but mark the site in the text where the corresponding graphics will be inserted.
Please include a separate text file containing the legends of the graphics; do not save figure numbers, legends or author names as part of the image.
It is the responsibility of the author to obtain permission to reproduce copyrighted material in his/her article.
b) Manuscript form:
Title, author's name(s), affiliation (including department, institution and complete address for each author), email address of the corresponding author.
Short abstracts (max. 10 lines)
Introduction, Methods/Results, Conclusion
References and Notes (Citation in numerical order as they appear in the text).
Other Information
The dress of the conference is casual/informal.
Liability and Insurance
The Beilstein-Institut will not be liable for any accident, theft or damage to property, nor for any delays or modification in the program due to unforeseen circumstances. Participants and accompanying persons are advised to arrange for their personal travel and health insurance.